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Pedro Aguas
6 years ago
This reef is a five minute boat ride from the hotel and is often used for beginners and resort training courses.It is reasonably flat and the rocks arecovered in marine growth, while the sand patches in between provide ample hiding spots for small tropical reef fish. Lobsters and moray eels are easily spotted, but you will have to look a lot harder to find the seahorses. The reef has more hard coral than soft and is home to various sea stars and bigshelled slugs. The best time to dive this particular reef is between the tides.
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